Awake Heart

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Release date

February 16, 2022

Publisher

Awake Health

Website

https://awake.health/

Awake Heart takes you on an immersive journey through the human heart and lets you discover its most interesting secrets. Interact with the detailed representation of the heart in 3D space and challenge yourself in solving engaging puzzles. Dive beyond the visuals and explore the heart through the lens of anatomy, physiology and electrical activity. Awake Heart is suitable for anyone who wants to learn more about the human heart.

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Supported platforms

Meta Quest

Meta Quest 2

Meta Quest Pro

Meta Quest 3

Meta Quest 3S

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Ratings & reviews

4.95

14 ratings

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Player reviews

Wow!

VR holds amazing promise for education, but most education apps are half baked and clunky. But this app is perfect. Being able to actually see how the heart pumped and how the blood flowed has given me real insight into the working of the heart.

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Very educational

We currently introduced this in our curriculum when we are teaching students about the circulatory system. It is a great app with a lot of great information and some practice exams. I wish there would be more apps so sophisticated like this that are free or only a few euros to integrate into the biology/science curriculum.

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Great free heart anatomy app

Wow this was a pleasant surprise. Didn't know what to expect but was both graphicly and presentation wise excellent. Great overview for Middle/High school or beginner college student overview of cardiac anatomy and function.

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Fantastic overview of the heart

It teaches about the full anatomy of the heart and explains how issues like tachycardia, hypotension, and heart murmurs can occur. It stops just short of how to read EKGs and more complex stuff, but the whole experience was bug-free and extremely educational; everyone should try this once, and it's now on my show-to-every-VR-newbie list. It only had two problems: the speaker said "pulmonic" despite the text saying "pulmonary" at one point, and the end exam seemed to have terms that were never mentioned anywhere else. These are minor issues overall, though.

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What a nice surprise!

Honestly, such a great job! Amazing! As someone who used to be in Med School, i wish in the future we could apps like this all the time! This is the future of education!

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